Fidelity: This could snap M&A out of its slump

Dealmaking continues to slow, but that could be about to change.

ACTIVE INVESTOR WEEKLY EDITION: September 13, 2024 View in a browser

FIDELITY ACTIVE INVESTOR® WEEKLY EDITION: September 13, 2024

This could snap M&A out of its slump Dealmaking continues to slow, but that could be about to change. Read more Chart of the week: What to make of the jobs data US hiring increased sharply from July, yet it slowed vs. August of last year. Read more Investing around rate cuts Will the US central bank lower interest rates next week? The Market Sense team explores potential ways to trade a cut. Watch now A high-yield income strategy Stock-like return opportunities with less stock volatility. Read more Inflation data and options Find out what the latest inflation data means with the In the Money team. Plus, new options trading ideas from OptionsPlay. Read more Trading tool tips: How to see your past trades Use closed positions to find your historical trades. Read more

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